Reuters: Citigroup (NYSE:C) and the government are in a dispute over TARP re-payments
Reuters: Japan release plans for an $81 billion stimulus package.
Reuters: Morgan Stanley’s (NYSE:MS) new CEO will shuffle top management.
Reuters: The US pay czar will exempt some AIG (NYSE:AIG) employees.
Reuters: GM is in talks to sell part of Saab to China-based SAIC.
Reuters: The labor market problems may be in their final phases.
Reuters: Bernanke says the economy still faces “headwinds.”
WSJ: Citigroup (NYSE:C) and Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC) are fighting with the US over conditions for TARP payments.
WSJ: Lending is still tight according to the Fed.
WSJ: The airline industry appears headed for a recovery.
WSJ: Moody’s (NYSE:MCO) says the US and UK may show they can cut debt to keep “AAA” ratings.
WSJ: FedEx (NYSE:FDX) lifted its outlook.
WSJ: RIM (NASDAQ:RIMM) set a distribution deal with China Mobile (NYSE:CHL)
WSJ: Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) countered Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) with new search features.
WSJ: GM and Ford (NYSE:F) will begin big competition in the small car market.
WSJ: Seagate is expanding beyond the storage disk business.
WSJ: Dubai World may sell assets.
WSJ: The FTC will review Google’s deal to buy AdMob
WSJ: German luxury car companies have strong sales in China.
WSJ: The EPA said greenhouse gases are dangerous.
WSJ: The advertising market in the US will be stable next year according to one forecaster.
WSJ: News Corp (NYSE:NWS), Time Warner Inc (NYSE:TWX), and other publishers will form an alliance to create content for tablet PCs and e-readers.
WSJ: S&P sees dividends increasing next year.
NYT: An overhaul of major debt rating agencies is unlikely.
NYT: A technology used to mine natural gas make cause pollution.
NYT: GM will spend significantly on new models.
NYT: State labor officials and the long-term unemployed are pushing Congress to extend benefits.
NYT: NY Attorney General Cuomo is focusing his probe of Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) on an executive who is a candidate for the CEO job.
NYT: Universal, Sony (NYSE:SNE), and EMI will start a music video site.
NYT: The FTC and other groups are far apart on rules for online privacy.
Bloomberg: Obama says there is no silver bullet for job creation.
Douglas A. McIntyre
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